Trapped in a Snowstorm! Our Tent Destroyed at 6500ft!

In this intense adventure, we set out to camp in the snowy mountains at 2000ft elevation, but Mother Nature had other plans. Just as we got settled, a sudden snowstorm hit, bringing over 100 km/h winds that quickly destroyed our tent. With no choice but to evacuate, we found ourselves battling fierce winds and blinding snow as we navigated down the mountain, determined to make it to safety. Join us on this grueling journey as we fight against the elements, find a way off the mountain, and eventually secure a camp in a safer valley below. This was a survival challenge we won't soon forget!
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[@unproadventures4142]

Crazy stuff boys I bet the SOS button was close to being used Glad you’re both ok 👍

[@nextleveladventuresau]

Thanks Steve, there was a point where we had thought about it, If I was solo I likely would have.

[@Out2Adventure]

Wow that's crazy, glad you guys are safe and had a beacon with you. But that would have been very scary. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@nextleveladventuresau]

Thanks Jess, it was an experience to say the least, I wouldn't have even attempted this without a beacon or some sort of satellite communicator, main thing is we got down okay and learnt from it.

[@Out2Adventure]

@@nextleveladventuresau yeh that's it, safety was number one and you guys got out safe and sound ☺️ thanks again for sharing!

[@DansTrails]

Didn't touch on the temps too much but would have come down to about -5 to -7 with wind chill (forecasted -4 in guthega itself, with a feels like temp of -8). I reckon feels like temps up on the ridge would have been close to -10. By far the coldest I've ever felt. Still looking forward to next time though!

[@nextleveladventuresau]

We will certainly give it a go again next year

[@jacqueshuard9302]

Glad you are both safe. One tip used in northern Europe : always tie the tent to your backpack with a guyline when pitching it up. It won't fly away.

[@nextleveladventuresau]

Thanks for watching and thanks for the info, we will give it a go next time!

[@rajahua6268]

Thanks for another interesting video. Glad you guys survived!

[@shaddonaghue]

Yeah wow , that was an expensive weekend those tents aren’t cheap but glad your both ok and put that one down to experience and im sure we’ll see you down there again. Definitely need a satellite communicater these days. Thanks for sharing your experience

[@nextleveladventuresau]

Thanks Shad, yeah it was an expensive weekend but the main thing is we are safe and we learnt from the experience, Completely agree with the communicator, that's why I made sure to say something about it. Thanks for watching mate.

[@ARCHIES_79_LC]

Great video Ryan and Daniel 👍Sounds like it was a bit of a learning curve for you guys. The wind was howling and that tent wouldn’t have been cheap either. Good advice on the in reach gps. Look forward to the next adventure mate 👍

[@nextleveladventuresau]

Thanks Archie mate, it was blowing a gale that's for sure, way worse than forecasted, Thanks for watching mate.

[@davidparsons2423]

Glad to know you're both ok. Sometimes even the best planned adventures don't go as expected. Its good you made the smart decision retreat to safety. Awesome video as always Ryan 😉

[@nextleveladventuresau]

Thanks for watching David, exactly right mate they don't always go to plan. we certainly learnt from this experience that's for sure.

[@lucysoutdoors]

You live and learn ,good to see you're both safe and well 👍👍👍

[@nextleveladventuresau]

Thanks Carlo, we certainly do mate, hope you enjoyed.

[@waynepatrick8214]

That was "intents"

[@nextleveladventuresau]

It certainly was! Thanks for watching!